Sentence examples for critical toward from inspiring English sources

The next few years will be critical toward deciding what the NFL ultimately wants to do in the UK.

Dr. Drexler, Dr. Merkle and others at the Foresight Institute argue that openness is critical toward developing nanotechnology safely.

It described Merkel as "very critical toward our state," and went on, "Since its foundation, she was thrilled by the demands and actions of Solidarity in Poland.

They believe -- incorrectly -- that others feel hostile or critical toward them and tend to defend themselves, in the process actually provoking hostility and a vicious cycle of anger.

Freud goes on, "For instance, the patient does not say that he remembers that he used to be defiant and critical toward his parents' authority; instead, he behaves in that way to the doctor. . . .

The study was conducted by John Dehlin, a Ph.D. student in psychology at Utah State University and the founder of "Mormon Stories," a podcast of interviews with scholars and church members, many critical toward the church.

Further, some evaluation analyses were overly or under-critical toward the programmes, thereby skewing the results.

Mr. Brandys's critical attitude toward Communism surfaced only after the death of Stalin in 1953.

Important developments in natural science and logic also encouraged a critical attitude toward earlier systems.

Similarly, a critical attitude toward councils of the church came to prevail.

Her previously critical stance toward United States policy in Latin America gave her a clear sense of herself as other.